Papers, 1944-1979.

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Papers, 1944-1979.

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Thirty-one folders divided into significant periods of Ball's life, containing black/white and color photographs, newspaper clippings, campaign documents, correspondence, scrapbook, press clippings, programs, and other memorabilia. Remaining folders contain materials, not pertaining directly to Ball but reflecting her concerns and interests such as schools, libraries, community affairs, the Newton centennial, and Republican women; articles and photographs of Newton mayors; materials relating to a hospital stay in 1977; and memorabilia of trips to Bermuda (1973-1975).

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Jackson Homestead Museum

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